Nathaniel Howell, Sr.^[1]

- 1805

• Name	Nathaniel Howell
  Suffix	Sr.
  Gender	Male
  Death	Jan 1805	Greene Co., GA
  Person ID	I7258	Main
  Last Modified	27 Jun 2006

  
  

  Family	Ann   d. Yes, date unknown
  Children	1. Elisha G. Howell   d. Yes, date unknown   2. M. Howell
  Family ID	F2749	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	15 Mar 2006

  
  

• Event Map

  Death - Jan 1805 - Greene Co., GA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Notes

  Will Abstract from Greene Co. WB (1796 1806): http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/cgi-bin/meta.cgi?userid=public&dbs=meta&action=retrieve&recno=18&rset=001&format=dlg&h2=zlna "NATHANIEL HOWELL, SR. 11/13/1802:1/1805, p. 80 82 Wife: Ann. Son: Elisha G. Dau: Melly C. Exrs: Son, Elisha G. Crawford, William Hill, Benjamin Maddux. Wits: Thomas Rutledge, James Smith, Phl. Hunter." Type:      Depositions Title:      [Deposition of] Nathaniel Howell, 1821 Sept. 6, Greene County, Georgia. [Deposition of] Ann Howell, 1821 Sept. 6, Greene County, Georgia Date:      1821 Sept. 6 Description:      This document consists of two legal depositions, both dated September 6, 1821, from the son and widow of Nathaniel Howell in which they describe the alleged theft of two slaves, named Ned and Sam, and a shot gun in the year 1784. It is alleged that the Creek Indians stole the two slaves and the gun from Wilkes County (Georgia) and took them into the Creek Nation. The younger Howell states that his father demanded the return of the property at the Treaty of Coleraine, between the Creeks and the U.S. (1796). Ann Howell adds that an Indian trader, referred to as Tim Barnett (Timothy Barnard?), informed them that he had seen the two slaves in the Creek Nation and would return one of them to Howell in return for permission to keep the other. [2] (Research):http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/cgi-bin/meta.cgi?userid=public&dbs=meta&action=retrieve&recno=18&rset=001&format=dlg&h2=zlna "NATHANIEL HOWELL, SR. 11/13/1802:1/1805, p. 80 82 Wife: Ann. Son: Elisha G. Dau: Melly C. Exrs: Son, Elisha G. Crawford, William Hill, Benjamin Maddux. Wits: Thomas Rutledge, James Smith, Phl. Hunter." Type:      Depositions Title:      [Deposition of] Nathaniel Howell, 1821 Sept. 6, Greene County, Georgia. [Deposition of] Ann Howell, 1821 Sept. 6, Greene County, Georgia Date:      1821 Sept. 6 Description:      This document consists of two legal depositions, both dated September 6, 1821, from the son and widow of Nathaniel Howell in which they describe the alleged theft of two slaves, named Ned and Sam, and a shot gun in the year 1784. It is alleged that the Creek Indians stole the two slaves and the gun from Wilkes County (Georgia) and took them into the Creek Nation. The younger Howell states that his father demanded the return of the property at the Treaty of Coleraine, between the Creeks and the U.S. (1796). Ann Howell adds that an Indian trader, referred to as Tim Barnett (Timothy Barnard?), informed them that he had seen the two slaves in the Creek Nation and would return one of them to Howell in return for permission to keep the other.

  
  

• Sources

  [SAuth] John Spencer Howell, Jr., John Spencer Howell, Jr., (http://www.jhowell.com/ jhowell@jhowell.com). [S1328] Greene County Will Books, by mgpennington@earthlink.net: http://genforum.genealogy.com/ga/greene/messages/456.html.